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I would think that Facebook would “stop” allowing this type of stupid posting. They own and operate the website so they can set the standards if they want.
The more of these that occur, the increased likelihood that evolution will result in most of these accidents becoming survivable just like Darwin has theorized. We've already seen this occurring when someone looking at their phone walks into a post, people are developing thicker skulls in reaction to multiple head traumas.
You could easily condition yourself into surviving leaps off of bridges and high objects. Start out at a few inches and progressively hurl yourself off greater heights over a period of a few weeks or months.
The more of these that occur, the increased likelihood that evolution will result in most of these accidents becoming survivable just like Darwin has theorized. We've already seen this occurring when someone looking at their phone walks into a post, people are developing thicker skulls in reaction to multiple head traumas.
You could easily condition yourself into surviving leaps off of bridges and high objects. Start out at a few inches and progressively hurl yourself off greater heights over a period of a few weeks or months.
This isn't about physical challenges. It is about vanity. These should be morality tales. I know I'm in the minority, but I really do not understand this obsession people have with taking photos of themselves.
I would think that Facebook would “stop” allowing this type of stupid posting. They own and operate the website so they can set the standards if they want.
This isn't about physical challenges. It is about vanity. These should be morality tales. I know I'm in the minority, but I really do not understand this obsession people have with taking photos of themselves.
The picture in the Wikipedia article is at a Japanese train station, yet the English lettering is much bigger than the Japanese. This tells me that American (or maybe British or Australian) tourists are more apt to need to be warned against using selfie sticks than are the Japanese residents of the area.
There's definitely an unflattering comparison to be made between Americans and Japanese here.
The more of these that occur, the increased likelihood that evolution will result in most of these accidents becoming survivable just like Darwin has theorized. We've already seen this occurring when someone looking at their phone walks into a post, people are developing thicker skulls in reaction to multiple head traumas.
If the next few generations text at the rate my daughter does, by the year 2100 humans are going to be able to curl 100 lbs. with their thumbs...
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